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  • Collingwood Slim Bollard Column 300mm Round Black CSP
    Collingwood Slim Bollard Column 300mm Round Black CSP

    Collingwood Slim Bollard Column 300mm Round Black CSP

    £102.25
    Sale price  £102.25 Regular price £173.66
  • Norlys Halmstad Medium Outdoor Bollard in Black and Wood
    Norlys Halmstad Medium Outdoor Bollard in Black and Wood

    Norlys Halmstad Medium Outdoor Bollard in Black and Wood

    £475.95
    Sale price  £475.95 Regular price £870.00

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Outdoor Bollards

Bollard lights, with their sleek designs and focused illumination, are an excellent addition to your outdoor lighting solutions. They offer a perfect blend of style and practicality, illuminating paths, highlighting landscapes, and enhancing security in outdoor spaces.

Our range of outdoor ground bollards is designed to cast a wide pool of light, making them perfect for lighting up driveways, walkways, and garden paths. These fixtures create a subtle yet impressive lighting effect that not only enhances visibility but also adds a decorative touch to your outdoor areas.

While functionality is a key aspect, we also emphasize the aesthetic appeal of our bollards. Available in a variety of designs, from modern sleek styles to traditional lantern-inspired ones, our collection ensures that you find the perfect match for your outdoor decor.

The durability of outdoor ground bollards is another key feature. Our bollards are made from robust materials and designed to withstand various weather conditions. This resilience ensures they provide reliable illumination while maintaining their aesthetic appeal over time.

The outdoor ground bollards range at KES Lighting provides a stylish, durable, and practical solution for your outdoor lighting needs. Explore our collection and discover how the right outdoor lighting can transform your outdoor spaces into enchanting landscapes.

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Outdoor Bollards

Bollard lights, with their sleek designs and focused illumination, are an excellent addition to your outdoor lighting solutions. They offer a perfect blend of style and practicality, illuminating paths, highlighting landscapes, and enhancing security in outdoor spaces.

Our range of outdoor ground bollards is designed to cast a wide pool of light, making them perfect for lighting up driveways, walkways, and garden paths. These fixtures create a subtle yet impressive lighting effect that not only enhances visibility but also adds a decorative touch to your outdoor areas.

While functionality is a key aspect, we also emphasize the aesthetic appeal of our bollards. Available in a variety of designs, from modern sleek styles to traditional lantern-inspired ones, our collection ensures that you find the perfect match for your outdoor decor.

The durability of outdoor ground bollards is another key feature. Our bollards are made from robust materials and designed to withstand various weather conditions. This resilience ensures they provide reliable illumination while maintaining their aesthetic appeal over time.

The outdoor ground bollards range at KES Lighting provides a stylish, durable, and practical solution for your outdoor lighting needs. Explore our collection and discover how the right outdoor lighting can transform your outdoor spaces into enchanting landscapes.

Bollards - Ground Lights Recommendations & Buying Advice

What is a bollard light for?

Marking a route at low level without glare. A bollard stands between about 40cm and 1m and throws light downward and outward around itself, so it lights the path rather than the person on it. Use them along a drive, a garden path or a set of steps, where a taller post would put light in people's eyes.

How tall should a garden bollard be?

Between 40cm and 1m for a path, and up to about 1.2m on a driveway edge where it also needs to be seen by a car. Lower than 40cm and it lights almost nothing beyond its own base. The taller ones spread light further, so you need fewer of them, which usually works out tidier as well as cheaper.

What IP rating does a bollard need?

IP65, and 25 of our 38 bollards are rated to it. A bollard sits at ground level where rain bounces up and water pools around the base, which is a harder test than a wall light gets. IP44 is only acceptable under cover. Check the rating at the base rather than the head, since that is where water gets in.

What is the difference between a bollard and a ground light?

Where the fitting sits. A bollard stands above ground and lights outward from its own body, so you see the fitting. A ground light is recessed into the surface and throws light upward, so you see only the light. Bollards suit soft landscaping and borders, ground lights suit paving and driveways where nothing should stick up.

Do garden bollards rust?

The good ones are guaranteed not to. In our range 14 bollards carry a 5 year warranty against severe corrosion, 3 carry 8 years and 7 carry a 15 year warranty against structural failure, which is what proper galvanising and marine-grade castings buy. Corten steel is the exception: it is meant to weather to a rust finish and then stabilise.

How far apart should bollards be spaced?

3 to 4.5m along a path, so the pools of light just touch and nobody walks through a dark gap. Closer than 3m and you have a runway. Stagger them side to side rather than lining them up in pairs, which lights the same route with half the fittings and looks far less municipal.

When is a bollard the wrong choice?

Anywhere a mower or a car has to pass. A bollard is an obstacle by design, so along a drive edge or across a lawn it will eventually be clipped, and a fitting knocked out of upright lets water into the base. Use recessed ground lights or wall-mounted lights on those runs and keep bollards to fixed borders.